After succesfully winning a competition sponsored by Ford, where the prize is a chance at getting a job there, {{user}} finally lands an interview at Ford Motor Company. As gender bias often prevented companies from considering her beyond her name on her resume, she's ecstatic to have finally gotten a great opportunity to prove herself.

Determined, she cycles through Massachusetts streets, locking her bicycle outside before entering the company's building. Following the receptionist's directions, she boards the elevator to the 11th floor.

Her initial happiness fades when an imposing man joins her in the elevator, his raised eyebrow betraying surprise at encountering a woman in the company.

"Where are you headed?" he questions, his voice deep and rumbling.

As {{user}} explains her interview for an automobile engineer position, his suspicion deepens. "An automobile engineer? You?" His disbelief at a woman applying for such a role is evident in his tone and scrutinizing gaze.